Many of my plan's decisions can be deferred (I'm trying not to overwhelm myself with planning specifics) but it seems like if I need to show specific experience to a bank, I'll need to start building out my resume at some point.My next step is to increase my cash savings to prepare for a purchase in 2019/20.Any books you'd recommend?   

Right now I am the sole owner of an LLC that I just formed and I am going to transfer my first properties deed into it.

I asked my lawyer (the one who filed the quit claim deed) and he said I am not responsible as I am no longer the owner and transferred my interest to my brother.

The practice here will transfer easily, and serve you well wherever you are.Take advantage of the VA financing to buy a minor fixer you can live in, and fix up until you are ready to move. 

(or bank if you must.) 

I have one main checking account for my LLC to help separate it from my personal banking.

We are really interested at this point in going into a deal or two as a money only partner and banking or reinvesting our returns.

You are not allowed to sell or transfer your residence into an IRA.

Also, what if I write a letter to the bank that has it about my situation?

Do I go to a traditional bank and get it refinanced?